‘Something will have to give’: IMF sounds alarm on US debt
- The IMF reported that the U.S. Federal budget deficit increased to $1.7 trillion in the past year, with the national debt exceeding $34 trillion and projected to top $45.7 trillion in the next decade.
- The U.S. Economy outpaced other developed nations post-COVID due to its deficit spending policy, with debt rising from COVID-19 relief and infrastructure projects funded by borrowing.
- Government debt surged during the pandemic as relief measures were implemented through borrowed funds, potentially leading to inflation and financial risks if interest rates stay elevated, as warned by the IMF.
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